The path of the meteor that passed over New York City Tuesday morning has been updated by NASA. The space agency now says the meteor originated over New York City and moved west into New Jersey. It also upgraded the speed of the meteor to 38,

While there are no indications that the meteor crashed into the ground, since NASA believes it disintegrated high in the air, experts say meteors can cause loud sonic booms when they zip through the Earth’s atmosphere. So perhaps that’s what people in New Jersey and New York heard?

A meteor traveling 34,000 mph blasted through Earth's atmosphere before breaking up above midtown Manhattan on Tuesday morning, NASA said.